Podcast appearances and mentions of Dan Marino

Football season reconnects cards to the games, players, and moments that made collectors care in the first place.Pack and Brett examine what changes when the NFL returns. They discuss the rush of collecting active players, the effect of weekly performance on card prices, and the risk of allowing one game to shape a collecting decision.The conversation covers the offseason price movement of Caleb Williams and Drake Maye, the long-term case for Josh Allen, and the search for value beyond the cards receiving the most attention.Plus, Linebacker Summer rolls through Derrick Thomas, Jack Lambert, and Von Miller. The episode closes with listener questions and sales involving Jayden Daniels, Dan Marino, Drew Brees, and Mark Sanchez.Check out Card Ladder the official data partner of Stacking SlabsFollow The Football Card Podcast on Instagram for memes and stuff.Get your free copy of Collecting For Keeps: Finding Meaning In A Hobby Built On HypeGet exclusive content, promote your cards, and connect with other collectors who listen to the pod today by joining the Patreon: Join Stacking Slabs Podcast PatreonSign up for Hobby Jobs and The Weekly Rip for freeFollow Stacking Slabs: | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | TiktokFollow Pack: | Instagram ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In hour three, Hoch, Crowder, and Appel celebrate the Miami Marlins sweeping the Phillies while debating the future of the team's roster at the trade deadline. They also roast an old Sixto Sanchez parody song made by Solana on Sixto Sanchez's birthday and analyze the long list of Dolphins quarterbacks since Dan Marino on a T-shirt.

This edition of The Neil Haley Show opens with a Total Celebrity Show conversation with Pro Football Hall of Famer and Miami Dolphins legend Dan Marino, joining live from a Microsoft Store grand opening in Boca Raton, Florida. Marino took Neil back to his hometown roots in Pittsburgh, where he grew up in Oakland blocks from the University of Pittsburgh, attended Central Catholic, and felt he had no other choice but to play for Pitt. He relived the Sugar Bowl against Herschel Walker's Georgia, recalling the fourth-down touchdown he threw to his friend "Downtown" John Brown in the closing minute to win it, a play coach Jackie Sherrill has often retold, and he noted the kicker's range that day left going for it as the better call. Marino spoke warmly about the Dan Marino Foundation and Marino Campus, where students build life skills, and about Microsoft's support of the school and of South Florida groups including the Boys and Girls Club and area museums. Asked about Xbox, he joked that his favorite game is Madden, for the simple reason that he is in it, and he pointed listeners to marinocampus.org and danmarinofoundation.org.Neil then welcomed author Paul Shemella, a retired Navy SEAL captain, lecturer, and caregiver whose memoir Into the Mist: An Alzheimer's Journey chronicles his wife Lena's decline and his devotion to her. Shemella explained that dementia is an umbrella term covering roughly a hundred conditions, of which Alzheimer's is the most common, with vascular, Lewy body, and frontotemporal, the form Bruce Willis has, among the others. He spoke candidly about learning as he went, treating a brilliant, independent woman as she declined toward the mind of a child, eventually placing Lena in memory care and coming to peace with a decision that helped them both. Lena, born in Germany and bombed as a small child at the end of World War II, carried that trauma for life, and Shemella suspects it played a role in her disease. He stressed that up to forty-five percent of dementia cases may be preventable through lifestyle, pointing to diet, exercise, sleep, social connection, and staying intellectually engaged rather than shriveling up after retirement. He urged early attention to warning signs like losing wallets and repeated forgetfulness, the value of ruling out reversible mimics before seeing a neurologist, and the promise of newer blood tests, PET scans, and treatments that work best when caught early. His recent Newsweek essay warns that the American healthcare system is unprepared for a coming wave, and he shared his own mantra of living from one smile to the next. Readers can find him at paulshemella.substack.com and on Amazon, where his memoir and earlier novels appear.The hour continued with a simulcast of the Mitchell S. Karnes podcast, where the Christian crime-thriller author gave Neil an update on the Water Grave film adaptation. His Kickstarter closed a third above target, raising roughly twenty thousand dollars against a fifteen-thousand goal, with pilot filming set for August 10 and additional cast and investors coming aboard. Karnes described a two-night hotel writing retreat, free of distractions, that produced 104 pages and a finished novella draft, his plotter's approach to seeding red herrings and real clues for Nashville homicide detective Abbey Rhodes to chase, and his decision to retitle the fifth book Closure for the double dose of resolution it delivers. He previewed signings at The Spine Bookshop in Smyrna and Landmark Booksellers, plus an appearance at the Killer Nashville conference near Franklin, and invited listeners to follow his weekly podcast on the writing process. Signed copies are available at mitchellskarnesauthor.com.The hour closes with a GildaGram simulcast where co-host Dr. Gilda Carle, author of Real Men Don't Go Woke, offered pointed commentary on new figures showing a record number of Americans counted as not in the labor force, connecting the trend to themes from her book.

This week, Nate Tice from Football 301 joins the show to help us unpack why the 49ers might be dangerously overhyped, even if Brock Purdy remains wildly underrated under center. Then, we head over to the AFC to declare why you need to buy all the stock in the Houston Texans and their fantastic young quarterback, CJ Stroud. We also break down why Fernando Mendoza has found himself in the absolute perfect situation to succeed, before taking a trip down memory lane to remind everyone that prime Dan Marino was basically Superman playing the QB position. Finally, we close out the show with a pop-culture confession: we're defending the nu-metal renaissance and debating why Korn and Limp Bizkit might actually be... good. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joe Rose and Dave Hyde discuss the Dolphins' challenging schedule, with Miami set to face several of the NFL's top quarterbacks this season. The conversation expands to the league's elite signal-callers before turning to the Dolphins' roster, as Dave explains why he would pass on signing Stefon Diggs due to concerns about his off-the-field issues. The guys also reflect on Tyreek Hill's impact in Miami, comparing his playmaking ability to the legendary Mark Clayton-Mark Duper era with Dan Marino, while debating whether Hill's production outweighed the off-the-field baggage and if the Dolphins would make the blockbuster trade all over again.

You didn’t think we were done with our All-Time QBs lists, did you? After ranking the GOATs based on their careers, Chris & Ahmed go through the Top 10 passers Simms would take in their prime. How far down does Tom Brady fall from #1? Do Lamar Jackson & Josh Allen make the cut? The answers surprise even Chris himself. (0:00) “The Top 7,000 players of all time…” (1:15) Top 10 All-Time “In Their Prime” QBs (6:15) #10 Roger Staubach (7:50) #9 Tom Brady (10:55) #8 Dan Marino (13:00) #7 Lamar Jackson (15:30) #6 Josh Allen (18:45) #5 Brett Favre (23:25) #4 John Elway (26:15) #3 Aaron Rodgers (28:00) #2 Patrick Mahomes (29:40) #1 Peyton ManningSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carton returns from vacation to break down the Mets' mid-season collapse and join Big Mac in ranking the weekend's most embarrassing sports and pop culture moments. They also analyze the Yankees' recent win streak and engage in a heated discussion on whether professional success is defined by championship rings or Hall of Fame status. 01:50 - Carton Returns and Mets Struggles 08:25 - Ranking the Worst Weekends 16:05 - Yankees Win Streak Discussion 19:45 - Jay-Z Concert Delay Chaos 25:15 - Smurfs and Cartoon Crushes 35:30 - McGregor Injury and UFC Fallout 42:55 - Eli Manning vs Dan Marino 49:40 - Geno Smith Traffic Stop Drama

This week's Best of Dolphins edition features Joe Rose and the crew breaking down the biggest storylines surrounding Miami's rebuild and what to expect heading into the upcoming season. Omar Kelly joins the show to explain why he still believes the Dolphins can win 10 games despite entering a developmental year. Chris Perkins also stops by to analyze the team's emerging leadership, compare today's Dolphins to the franchises led by Dan Marino, Jason Taylor, and Zach Thomas, evaluate Malik Willis' role, and identify Miami's biggest roster concerns. Plus, Joe Rose discusses the Dolphins' commitment to building a younger roster, why the organization needed a complete cultural reset after last season, and whether this new direction can lay the foundation for long-term success.

This week's Best of Dolphins edition features Joe Rose and the crew breaking down the biggest storylines surrounding Miami's rebuild and what to expect heading into the upcoming season. Omar Kelly joins the show to explain why he still believes the Dolphins can win 10 games despite entering a developmental year. Chris Perkins also stops by to analyze the team's emerging leadership, compare today's Dolphins to the franchises led by Dan Marino, Jason Taylor, and Zach Thomas, evaluate Malik Willis' role, and identify Miami's biggest roster concerns. Plus, Joe Rose discusses the Dolphins' commitment to building a younger roster, why the organization needed a complete cultural reset after last season, and whether this new direction can lay the foundation for long-term success.

This week's Best of Dolphins edition features Joe Rose and the crew breaking down the biggest storylines surrounding Miami's rebuild and what to expect heading into the upcoming season. Omar Kelly joins the show to explain why he still believes the Dolphins can win 10 games despite entering a developmental year. Chris Perkins also stops by to analyze the team's emerging leadership, compare today's Dolphins to the franchises led by Dan Marino, Jason Taylor, and Zach Thomas, evaluate Malik Willis' role, and identify Miami's biggest roster concerns. Plus, Joe Rose discusses the Dolphins' commitment to building a younger roster, why the organization needed a complete cultural reset after last season, and whether this new direction can lay the foundation for long-term success.

The Saints are starting to turn heads across the NFL. On this episode of the BLEAV in Saints Podcast, presented by FanDuel, Mario Jerez and Erin Summers dive into the growing national hype surrounding New Orleans after The Athletic named the Saints one of the five offenses most likely to break out in 2026. Is the optimism justified, or is this the kind of praise that should make Saints fans nervous? The discussion begins with the biggest reason for the excitement: the offense. Mario and Erin break down why analysts believe the Saints could take a major leap forward behind a rebuilt offensive line, a healthier supporting cast, and the continued development of quarterback Tyler Shough. Can Kellen Moore's system unlock an offense that struggled mightily in the red zone and near the bottom of the league in several key categories last season? Then, Tyler Shough joins the spotlight after appearing on Chris Long's podcast and offering some fascinating insight into his new teammates. Shough compares first-round pick Jordyn Tyson to Chris Olave, calling the rookie a "carbon copy" of the Saints' star receiver. Is that a compliment, or would New Orleans benefit from having a different skill set at wide receiver? The hosts debate Tyson's upside, his receiving-yard prop bet, and whether expectations are already climbing too high. Shough also shares his thoughts on Chris Olave's unique ability, the Drew Brees-led offseason retreat with Saints pass catchers, and why he believes Eric McCoy and Juwan Johnson remain two of the most underrated players on the roster. Plus, Mario and Erin explain why Johnson's production last season deserves far more attention heading into 2026. Later, it's time for another fun FanDuel futures conversation. Sportsbooks appear to be believers in Kellen Moore, but not necessarily in his young quarterback. Tyler Shough currently sits at 100-to-1 odds to win NFL MVP. Is there any realistic path for him to join the exclusive list of second-year quarterbacks who captured the award alongside Dan Marino, Kurt Warner, Patrick Mahomes, and Lamar Jackson? All that, plus a birthday shoutout to a Saints legend and much more on the latest BLEAV in Saints Podcast. Thanks for listening and don't forget to hit subscribe, leave a 5-star rating and write a review. You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hour 3 features Chris Perkins joining Joe Rose to break down the Dolphins heading into the season, focusing on Miami's search for new leaders and how Jordyn Brooks, Zach Sieler, and Aaron Brewer compare to past Dolphins greats like Dan Marino, Jason Taylor, and Zach Thomas. Perkins discusses Malik Willis' role in the offense and why his rushing ability could make him one of the league's top running quarterbacks, while also evaluating Miami's rookie wide receivers, biggest roster concerns, and how Jeff Hafley can get creative with the linebacker group. The hour also dives into the debate over whether Lionel Messi receives special treatment from FIFA and if star players across sports get different treatment because leagues want their biggest names on the field. The guys wrap up with Marlins talk after Jakob Marsee's walk-off win, questions about gambling's impact on sports, and a look back at the anniversary of LeBron James' famous “The Decision.”

Lance - Carlin The Great joins the show LIVE from Von Elrod's in Nashville to discuss the San Antonio Spurs

Joe Rose takes a trip down memory lane, sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his playing days with the Dolphins under Don Shula. He recalls the tension between Shula and Jake Scott, including a memorable moment when Scott publicly challenged the legendary coach, and reflects on how Shula adapted the offense after Dan Marino arrived in Miami. Joe also discusses Bill Arnsparger's influence on the Dolphins' defense, the tougher coaching style of that era, and why he believes today's game could use more accountability. He closes by sharing what it was like fighting to make the roster and constantly playing with the fear of losing his job.

After narrowing down his Top 10 All-Time QBs, Chris finally gets to ranking them. Today we hit #10-6, which includes a couple former teammates. And Simms teases yet another list he’ll do after this one. (0:00) The time Chris’ wife explained the Wild Card to him (2:20) All-Time QB Top 10: Chris explains the criteria of his ranking (5:20) #10 Roger Staubach (8:15) #9 Dan Marino (13:00) #8 Brett Favre (17:05) #7 Aaron Rodgers (23:15) #6 Johnny UnitasSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Joe Pisapia, Derek Brown, and Andrew Erickson as they break down the quarterbacks and longshot bets they believe could crash the MVP race this year — including Trevor Lawrence, Dak Prescott, and more. The crew also runs through a training camp buzz lightning round, reacting to early offseason reports before closing with a fun NFL debate: If you could give one Super Bowl ring to a ringless NFL legend, who would it be? Timestamps: (May be off due to ads) Intro - 0:00:00 Bijan Robinson Signed Falcons Jersey Promo - 0:00:35 Headlines: Geno Smith allegations, Brendan Sorsby conclusions. - 0:01:05 Buy or Sell this "Camp Buzz" - 0:06:55 Hard Rock Bet - 0:15:54 World Cup Chat - 0:17:37 Dark Horse MVP Candidates we actually believe in - 0:20:11 Anyone outside of QB who could grab it? - 0:40:03 Who would you give a SB ring to if you could? - 0:43:52 Joe: Barry Sanders - 0:44:09 DBro: Dan Marino - 0:46:03 Erickson: Randy Moss (+Logan Mankins Honorable Mention) - 0:49:57 Tailgate Promo - 0:52:34 Outro - 0:52:59See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Scott Franzke joins Hugh and Joe to discuss the Phillies' trade deadline needs and the struggles of pitchers Aaron Nola and Andrew Painter. They evaluate the bullpen hierarchy and debate whether Trea Turner should remain at the top of the lineup. The conversation then shifts to a deep dive into Jalen Hurts, comparing his career path to Dan Marino and Troy Aikman. 01:50 - Franzke Friday Intro 05:25 - Fixing Andrew Painter 08:45 - Phillies Lineup Strategy 11:50 - Bullpen Hierarchy Shift 16:45 - Jalen Hurts Debate 23:10 - Marino Versus Aikman 31:55 - Harper Ranking Debate 35:10 - Harper To Outfield 46:15 - Defending Hugh Douglas

Ken Carman makes the case that the Steelers, despite always being floated as a quarterback-desperate landing spot, are exactly the type of conservative, ownership-driven organization that would never gamble a second-round pick on Brendan Soresby's gambling baggage, drawing a comparison to how character concerns once nearly cost them Dan Marino back in 1983. Lima pushes back on the idea that a supplemental pick is somehow a smaller investment than a normal draft pick, leading to a real disagreement about what teams are actually risking by taking the swing. The two also wrap up some lingering Jose Ramirez injury jokes involving Ken's son Axel, including a very funny bit about fans piling on Ken's family for supposedly jinxing the Guardians' star third baseman.

With Simms’ 2026 QB Countdown done, we go to the next logical place..an All-Time QB Countdown! Chris & Connor start with the nominees…which HOFers and future HOFers make the first cut? And as we go, the guys also name the 4 passers who lead the All-Time QB Photo list. (0:00) “You should still be sending checks to Brandon Stokley.” (1:30) All-Time QBs: How do we gauge the pre-Super Bowl passers? (7:05) Joe Namath “a decade ahead of his time” (10:20) 20th Century Super Bowl QBs: Bart Starr, Fran Tarkenton, Roger Staubach, Terry Bradshaw, Dan Fouts, Joe Montana, John Elway, Dan Marino, Warren Moon, Brett Favre, Troy Aikman, Steve Young, Jim Kelly (14:35) 21st Century Hall of Famers: Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Drew Brees, Ben Roethlisberger (16:50) Borderline Hall of Fame candidates: Eli Manning, Philip Rivers, Matt Ryan, Russell Wilson (17:55) Hall of Fame Snubs: Ken Anderson, Phil Simms, Steve McNair (20:00) Active QBs: Aaron Rodgers, Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Matthew StaffordSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Schopp explores Josh Allen's aggressive playing style and the narrative pressure surrounding quarterbacks who have yet to win a Super Bowl. He and a caller compare the Buffalo Bills' current trajectory to the careers of legends like Dan Marino and John Elway. 01:00 - Josh Allen's Playing Style 05:10 - Quarterback Championship Scrutiny 10:53 - Comparing Historical NFL Eras

Mike Schopp and Sal Capaccio discuss the weight of championship expectations on Josh Allen compared to past greats like Jim Kelly and Dan Marino. They explore whether modern fans judge quarterbacks without Super Bowl rings as harshly as previous generations. Additionally, Sal shares a story about his recent hole-in-one and examines how Joe Brady's coaching style will influence Allen's future performance.

On this episode host Dan Marino is joined by ECG's Amanda Adams and Jessica Wells to discuss key themes and takeaways from the Becker's Healthcare 16th Annual Meeting in Chicago. Together, they explore how healthcare organizations are rethinking workforce development, physician leadership, and operational integration amid growing financial, regulatory, and staffing pressures. The conversation highlights the evolving role of academic health systems, the need to break down silos across clinical, research, and educational missions, and the importance of preparing a workforce ready for the future of care delivery. They also discuss leadership development, rural health challenges, artificial intelligence's growing influence on workforce strategy, and how healthcare provider organizations can create more sustainable, integrated care environments while improving engagement and performance across teams. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

Hour 1 opens with reaction to one of the wildest games in NBA Finals history as the Knicks erase a 29-point deficit to stun the Spurs and take a commanding 3-1 series lead, capped by OG Anunoby's game-winning tip-in at Madison Square Garden. The guys break down San Antonio's second-half collapse, Charles Barkley calling the Spurs “the dumbest team in basketball,” De'Aaron Fox's costly late-game mistake, and whether the young Spurs have any chance of extending the series. The conversation then shifts to the Dolphins rewarding center Aaron Brewer with a three-year extension, why Jordyn Brooks should be next in line for a new deal, and a debate over Patrick Mahomes, Tom Brady, and Dan Marino in the greatest quarterback conversation. Plus, the Marlins continue their hot streak with wins in seven of their last eight games as they look to complete a sweep of the Diamondbacks.

Hall of Fame coach Jimmy Johnson joins the show ahead of Game 3 of the NBA Finals, sharing stories about his close relationships with executives from both the Knicks and Spurs and explaining how he has occasionally been consulted on talent evaluation by both organizations. Johnson offers strong praise for new Dolphins GM Jon-Eric Sullivan and head coach Jeff Hafley, saying he has full confidence the franchise is headed in the right direction and emphasizing that successful organizations are ultimately built around evaluating and developing the right people. He also discusses the impact Troy Aikman and Dan Marino have had in helping Sullivan transition into his new role with Miami. Plus, Jimmy weighs in on the changing landscape of college football, praising Mario Cristobal's recruiting efforts while discussing how NIL and increased financial resources have reshaped the ability of programs to quickly rebuild and compete for top talent.

On this episode of the Texas Sports Hall of Fame Podcast, we sit down with legendary head coach and TSHOF inductee Jackie Sherrill! Coach Sherrill takes us on a journey through college football history, starting with his playing and early coaching days under iconic national championship mentors like Bear Bryant, Frank Broyles, and Johnny Majors. He shares incredible, behind-the-scenes stories from his time recruiting and coaching all-time greats, including the wild recruitment of Heisman Trophy winner Tony Dorsett and the relentless work ethic of Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino.Coach Sherrill dives deep into his historic tenure at Texas A&M, explaining the fascinating origin story behind his famous "12th Man Kickoff Team" and what it was like to pull off three consecutive Southwest Conference Championships. Plus, he weighs in on the modern era of college football, giving his candid thoughts on analytics vs. grit, the impact of television contracts, the 12-team playoff, and what the future holds for the sport.It's an masterclass in football history and leadership that you won't want to miss!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In hour 1: Tua says he is a full-time father, part-time quarterback, Tua nothing like Dan Marino, Dolphins D-Line needs improvement, Messi could be nicer & Joe is not a hunter.

Full Show: Tua puts his foot in his mouth again, Mike Florio decides if Dolphins can make it good with less money, Dave Hyde ready to see Malik Willis, Dolphins pranks back in the day were brutal & Dan Mario did not take a part-time approach.

Tua is a part-time quarterback, Dan Marino was not.

(0:00) Who are the angriest fan bases Chris has encountered?(9:15) Mount Rushmore of All-Time Arms: Why didn’t Dan Marino make the cut?(22:15) Aaron Rodgers will retire after this season(27:35) Todd Monken wants to name his starting QB soon(32:30) CeeDee Lamb wants the grass to stay after the World Cup(35:55) Nolan Smith arrested for reckless driving(40:00) QB Countdown: Homies have questions about Tanner McKee, Bryce Young, and Kyler Murray(46:20) QB #28 Joe Flacco(51:35) QB #27 Tyler Shough(54:50) QB #26 Aaron Rodgers(57:35) QB #25 Jacoby Brissett(1:01:20) DraftKings: AFC North odds(1:03:55) Thursday Trivia: Inspired by Josh Allen’s 30th birthday(1:10:30) Best 30-year-old players for this seasonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 1 kicks off with the start of Miami Dolphins rookie minicamp as the guys discuss why expectations for Miami may need to stay realistic during a major rebuilding season fueled by young players and rookies. The conversation shifts to the NBA playoffs and growing tension between Draymond Green and Charles Barkley on Inside the NBA, while also comparing Barkley's criticism for never winning a championship to the way Dan Marino is judged for never winning a Super Bowl. The crew also reacts to the latest Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel rumors and debates whether Vrabel's future could be impacted if the situation continues escalating publicly. Later in the hour, the guys break down the expanding March Madness field and the possibility of a 24-team College Football Playoff, debating whether postseason expansion is damaging the importance of the regular season, conference championships, and traditional bowl games

The segment kicks off with Formula 1 buzz as the Miami Grand Prix rolls into South Florida, including how Formula 1: Drive to Survive has helped bring the sport into the mainstream. The conversation shifts to great sports documentaries, including the Netflix feature on John Elway and Dan Marino's draft night and memories from Marino's retirement, along with appreciation for The Last Dance centered on Michael Jordan. The segment wraps with discussion around the Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini situation, with criticism of how it was handled and questions about Russini's future in sports media.

Hour 2 features a mix of sports, media, and culture, starting with the buzz around the Miami Grand Prix and how Formula 1: Drive to Survive has helped boost the sport's popularity. The conversation shifts to iconic sports documentaries, including the story of Dan Marino and John Elway, along with appreciation for The Last Dance featuring Michael Jordan. The hour also includes continued discussion around the Mike Vrabel and Diana Russini situation, including criticism of how it's been handled and questions about what comes next. It wraps with “Hollywood's Headlines,” hitting the Kentucky Derby, rising NBA playoff ratings, a new New Orleans Saints documentary, and a wide-ranging look at trending stories across sports and media

In hour 2: Dan Marino and Troy Aikman are the deputies to the new Sheriff for The Dolphins Jon-Eric Sullivan, 1st round draft picks are 50/50 & Jimmy Butler pettiness continues.

Full Show: Leroy prefers bad for Jimmy Butler over Good for Heat, Dan Marino & Troy Aikman new deputies for Dolphins and Kawhi Leonard with Heat.

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas debate the possibility of the Philadelphia Eagles trading Jalen Hurts for a top draft pick and whether they would swap him for Josh Allen. They also analyze reports regarding Arizona State wide receiver Jordan Tyson and the potential departure of AJ Brown. The discussion concludes with a historical comparison between Phil Simms and Dan Marino and a teaser about a potential new stadium location. 01:00 - Eagles Draft Strategy Debate 07:13 - Jalen Hurts Trade Poll 12:54 - Josh Allen Versus Hurts 21:13 - Phil Simms Or Dan Marino 27:26 - Future Eagles Stadium Tease

The segment dives into the unique crossover between media and team front offices, as Troy Aikman continues to maintain some level of involvement with the Miami Dolphins, even if his exact role remains unclear. The guys discuss how figures like Aikman and Tom Brady can balance broadcasting with ties to NFL teams, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest that Joe believes the league is too lenient on. That leads to speculation about which media personality could be next to make the jump into a team role. The conversation also clears up Dolphins history, noting Dan Marino had no involvement in Tua's contract, which was handled entirely by Chris Grier and Mike McDaniel.

Send us Fan MailThank you, Matt Brownlee, for making today's episode possible!!Today, we welcome former Pitt star QB and NFL player, Tyler Palko, to the podcast.  This episode allows two former quarterbacks to compare notes on what actually builds grit. That's where our conversation with Tyler goes fast. Tyler played at Pitt, spent time in the NFL and in Montreal, and now helps companies grow talent as Chief Revenue Officer at Solutions 21. But the part we really dig into is Tyler as a dad: how he thinks about values, effort, and the kind of presence kids remember.We talk about what Tyler learned growing up in Western Pennsylvania as the son of a legendary high school coach, and why “how you carry yourself” still matters more than highlights. Kindness shows up in the unglamorous stuff: shoveling a neighbor's driveway, treating the janitor like the recruiter, and raising kids who hold doors and think about others first. We also get into the hard truth behind confidence: it's built through work, not wishes, and you don't get to say “can't” if you haven't practiced.Thanks to his athletic talents and his knack for leadership, Tyler led his team to championships at every stage in his career. He set records, guided his team to a number of important victories, and was a 3-time captain elected by his peers at the storied football program of Pitt, which has had its share of successful leaders in their own right, including Mike Ditka, Dan Marino, and a number of other Hall of Famers. Tyler's ambition and dedication led him to achieve his lifelong dream of playing at the highest level in his professional career -- the NFL.We connect sports parenting, mental toughness, and leadership development into one theme: run toward the storm, because that's where growth lives. If you like conversations about fatherhood, sports psychology, resilience, and leadership, hit subscribe, share this with a fellow parent, and leave a review with your biggest takeaway.Support the showPlease don't forget to leave us a review wherever you consume your podcasts!  Please help us get more dads to listen weekly and become the ultimate leader of their homes! 

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In hour two, trying to figure out how Doc Rivers made the Hall of Fame. Remember when AJ Feely was going to be the next Dan Marino? Mike Cugno joins the show to discuss the Dolphins' ceiling in year one under Hafley and Sully.

Hour 1 comes live from Miami Hurricanes spring practice as the guys break down a new era led by QB Darian Mensah and reflect on last year's team falling just short of a national title, highlighted by Carson Beck standout season. They recap a loaded Pro Day with several Canes eyeing the NFL Draft and mix in a classic Don Shula story involving Dan Marino toughness. The conversation shifts to the struggling Miami Heat, who have dropped five straight after getting blown out by the San Antonio Spurs, sparking a passionate anti-tanking rant and a look back at Brian Flores refusal to lose on purpose. Plus, Mario Cristobal joins to discuss Miami's championship run, NFL-bound talent, and why he believes the Canes are reloading for another big season. The guys also hit on high expectations, the Miami Open upset of Carlos Alcaraz, and why the Heat may simply be a play-in team.

Hour 4 kicks off with promotion for Marlins Opening Day and a look at the Heat's push to secure a top 6 seed in the East while avoiding the play-in tournament, including updates on LeBron James likely sitting on the second night of a back-to-back as the Lakers ride a seven-game win streak. Kim Bokamper shares stories about player injuries and legendary moments, including Dwight Stevenson and an unbelievable tale about Dan Marino's throwing ability. Joe and Bo dive into old-school Dolphins memories, reflecting on the team's history and leadership. The conversation circles back to current Dolphins decisions, including the ongoing fallout from the Jaylen Waddle trade and key draft strategy moving forward.

Thursday's show covers the Miami Dolphins' offseason moves, including the Jaylen Waddle trade, cap space, and draft strategy, while revisiting past draft misses and leadership in the locker room. Kim Bokamper and Charles Davis weigh in on De'Von Achane, potential extensions, and NFL Draft prospects, alongside stories about Dan Marino and old-school Dolphins. On the court, they break down the Heat's push for a top-six seed, LeBron's potential absence against the Heat, and March Madness beginning today. The conversation also touches on high school football in South Florida, backup QBs, and local nightlife, blending current analysis with historic insight and culture.

"Tupac is big band music." Dan Marino missed out on a big payday, Luke Kornet is the winner of the Magic City debacle, and the UFC's card for their White House event is surprising, but not as surprising as what now makes up the "oldies" music category. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Pete Prisco joins the show and shares that he's not a fan of the Miami Dolphins signing of Malik Willis, saying he would've started Quinn Ewers this season and tanked for a rookie next year. He argues that Tua Tagovailoa is the more talented quarterback, sparking a lively debate with Joe about Miami's outlook. Prisco also weighs in on the Minkah Fitzpatrick trade, shares his thoughts on NFL free-agent moves, and reminisces about Dan Marino, calling him the best thrower of a football ever.

Does Matthew Tkachuk have a better resume than Dan Marino after winning two Stanley Cup Titles? We debated during Talk About It Tuesday.

In hour three, prop bets for tonight's Heat vs Bucks game. Are the Spurs worth betting to wiin the NBA title? Crowder still has no love for Mel Kiper Jr. Plus, does Matthew Tkachuk have a better resume than Dan Marino? We debated during Talk About It Tuesday.

Evan, Canty, & Michelle debate if Drake Maye's career will be closer to Dan Marino or Tom Brady. We play Can He or Canty to preview the game and wonder how close these QBs are to elite status. Darnay Holmes joins the show to tell us how his Raiders can replicate what the Patriots are doing this season and how involved Brady is as a minority owner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Evan, Canty, & Michelle debate if Drake Maye's career will be closer to Dan Marino or Tom Brady. We play Can He or Canty to preview the game and wonder how close these QBs are to elite status. Darnay Holmes joins the show to tell us how his Raiders can replicate what the Patriots are doing this season and how involved Brady is as a minority owner. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Super Bowl Week Day 2 and the Hank vs PFT rivalry is heating up. We talk about the bullshit international games, Bob Kraft being snubbed and NBA trades (00:00:00-00:46:24). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Lindsey Vonn and the Grammy's we didn't watch (00:46:24-01:07:55). Draymond Green joins the show for an awesome interview about his career, possibly being traded, playing Defense at an elite level, Steph Curry, Tom Izzo, ball kicks and tons more (01:07:55-02:42:28). Scott Zolak joins to talk Patriots, Super Bowl, stories of backing up Dan Marino and how he thinks the game is going to go (02:42:28-03:17:17). We finish with Guys on Hank (03:17:17-03:27:52).You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Netflix. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/pardon-my-take

On the latest NFL Players: Second Acts podcast, former Miami Dolphins receiver OJ McDuffie joins Peanut Tillman and Roman Harper for a wide-ranging conversation about football, baseball, legendary coaches, and life after the game. OJ shares being named after OJ Simpson, those they don’t have the same exact names, his original passion for baseball at Penn State, and how Joe Paterno’s unique approach allowed him to play both sports. He reflects on his place in the Penn State baseball record books, and his “Welcome to the NFL” moment. The conversation dives deep into OJ’s NFL career with the Dolphins, including his experience playing for Don Shula, the stark transition to Jimmy Johnson, and what made Dan Marino one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time. OJ also shares the incredible story of catching Marino’s 399th, 400th, and 401st career touchdown passes in the same game. OJ gets candid about the foot injury that ended his career, the difficult transition away from football, and how leaning on friends helped him find his footing. Today, he’s found a second act in media through The Fish Tank podcast, continuing to stay connected to the game and the city of Miami. It’s an honest, funny, and insightful look at a career shaped by legends—and what comes next when the game ends. The NFL Players: Second Acts podcast is a production of the NFL in partnership with iHeart Media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.